… young people’s lives. We agree with youth researchers who suggest that interrogating the
relationship between continuity and change is the substance of the promise and challenge of …

… young people live in cities with their parents, almost one in every hundred young person is …
The tenure type young people live in is largely determined by who they live with. As Table 4.1 …

… The purpose of this article is to show how young people typically interact with technology.
Young people take up modern technology and incorporate it in their everyday lives more …

In 2007 a number of colleagues from Oxford University and the London School of Economics
came together to share an interest in young people and digital technologies. They …

This book examines the presence and effects of new technologies in the lives of young
people. The rapid pace of change in the development and use of digital technologies, and the …

… of everyday lives. The article … Lives project, an ethnographic and participatory research
study that explored the everyday lives and relationship cultures of a group of young people in …

… Methods Twenty‐eight young people aged between 8 and 19 years old … Young people with
complex healthcare needs experience multiple and often concurrent transitions in their lives. …

… The project studied the `family' lives of young people aged 16… young people aged 16±18,
to hear about their `family' lives … from fathers, mothers and young people in the same `families'…

… be better to formulate the point this way: young people, both children and teens, have more
… Although this argument may seem to be blaming young people for their own victimization, …

… law-like processes do not shape young people's lives), below we offer two additional
explanations for the exclusion of young people by legal anthropologists and sociolegal scholars. …